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Addressing Inequalities in Child Care and Inclusion

Oxfam Canada’s brief unpacks findings from “Child Care for Whom?”, illuminating the access barriers to child care experienced by racialized, newcomer women, and women with disabilities

In Addressing Inequalities in Child Care and Inclusion, Oxfam Canada provides an overview of the Child Care for Whom? background paper developed for the Inclusive Child Care for All project by Oxfam Canada, Child Care Now, and Childcare Resource and Research Unit. The paper explores the under-representation of racialized women, newcomers to Canada, and mothers with disabilities in regulated childcare, and provides policy recommendations for a more inclusive childcare system.

Oxfam Canada is a Care Economies in Context project partner.

Citation

Oxfam Canada. (2024). Addressing Inequalities in Child Care and Inclusion. https://www.oxfam.ca/publication/addressing-inequalities-in-child-care-and-inclusion/

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Project Lead

  • Oxfam Canada